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TENSIONING THE V-BELT
Slide the motor down in the shaft and push
the V-belt with your finger. There should be
3/4” of deflection when pushing the V-belt.
If deflection is more or less than 3/4” (when
applying moderate pressure with your
finger) re-tension the belt by sliding the
motor up or down.
Figure-40 Correct tension on the V-belt
When the V-belt tension is correct tighten
the nuts holding the motor bracket.
Install the wheel and the blade back and
close the cabinets.
UNPAINTED CAST IRON
Clean the unpainted cast iron surfaces of
the table after every use ensuring that the
moisture from the wood not remain on the
cast iron surface and cause rust.
BRUSHES
The CX102 is equipped with a brush
located in the bottom cabinet, touching the
lower wheel. The brush keeps the blade
and the wheel clean from the dust and dirt.
The brush should be daily checked and
cleaned and make sure it is touching the
blade on the wheel properly, removing dust
and dirt.
LUBRICATION
Guide Post
Make sure the switch is in the OFF position
and the cord is disconnected from the
power source.
Lower the guide post as much as possible
and wipe the grease and saw dust buildup
on it.
Apply a thin coat of light all purpose grease
on it.
Move the guide post up and down a few
times and remove any excessive grease.
Figure-41 Guide post lubrication
